The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-04-28

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THE new gas machine invented by
Charles Fisher of this city will be used
by Charles Beers. His dwelling house,
saloon and oyster room will be lighted
by gas.
HNRIcHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hinrichs, successor to Robinson
& Hinrichs
UNFORTUNATELY the number of railroad
maps furnished the state department for
distribution among the schools is only
one-ffth of what are needed to supply
all the schools.
The keel OF the new steam barge to be
! built this season for the Richards Broth
| ers, will be laid this week. Work viii
| be continued upon the barge until
1t is completed.
WHILE Mr.. Kellogg of Green Bay was
in. France he purchased seventeen mares
/ anu tHIte AOISeS IOI LIS StoCh IalLd' iAS
/ lately sold a Percharon colt foaled on his
farm, for 81 200.
| THE city council at its last meeting in
structed Mayor Torrison to ask the rail
road company to put in patent fences at
the crossing near Trumans for the pro-
! lection of teams.
THERE will be considerable dredging
! done in the river this season. The water
is unusually low this spring and there
are a couple OF places where quite de-
post has been made.
| An assorted lot, 200 dozen children and
| ladies hosiery in black and colors, worth
from 10 cents to % cents a pair; the chill
dren's only ) cents and ladies 6 cents
pair. New York Store.
Jason PELLET, who sold his farm in
Gibson lately, will still retain some in
/ terests in this county and though he Will
move to Iowa, he will continue to spend
some time in this county.
ERNST WAGNER, SEN, is preparing to
build fine dwelling house in the First
ward south Of the school house. The
house he occupies at present will become
the property of his son Ernst.
| The tug John Gregory came here Tues
| day morning bringing her owner, who
made arrangements for the docking of
/ the schooner Anna o. Hanson, which has
4 been lying here since last fall.
WE are offering a grade of dried apples
at 4 &C., prunes, &c; syrup, gal. kegs,
/ $1.10 and S1.30; Jelly, &C. a pound; beans,
3 pound cans, Zoe; blue plums, ? pound
cans, &c. ScHUETTE Bros.
WE have now in stock line OF fine
/ TURCoMaN or PoRTIERE CURTAINS. We
/ have also a good assortment OF TAPES
/ TRIES, REP GOODS and heavy pushes for
upholstery purposes. SCHUETTE Bios.
john DILLON made the rather small
/ audience laugh quite heartily at Turner
Hall on Saturday night last The play
itself did not have bit of merit nor did
! the other actors, with single exception.
/ AT this season of the year nearly every
/ body wants something IN the Wallpaper
/ line Tt Will pay to remember that you
+ vii! find large and well assorted stock
at q. W. Fechter's north side bookstore
4 TEA meeting is to be given at the NJ.
T. church Of this city on Friday evening
] of this week. Most Of the resident clergy
will deliver brief addresses, and there will
be singing by a Lawrence University
! quartette and by Mrs. Frazer.
EIosT Of our cheap CARPETS are now in,
and you can select from our stock as
handsome patterns in our soc. and G0c.
grades as you would wish to see. OF
course they are not all wool.
/ ) SCHUETTE Bros.
/ / HAVE used Simmons Liver Regulator
ii my extensive practice for the last four
years. and cannot find its equal for
bilious collie dyspepsia, sick or nervous
headache and constipation. Yours truly,
JAS. N. Short, III. d.. ButlcrviIle, Ark.
BABY carriages, express wagons. velo-
cipedes, etc. etc; large assortment viii
be found at our store. Call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
C. W. FIGHTER.
north side bookstore.
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